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MR. I. MCEWEN, of Dundas.

Ont., writes :-"For fifteen years I suffered with piles. and could et no ermanent cure until I

E P [ y tried Zam-Buk. After havin£

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found I was getting better; and in the end it cured me com-

pletely."

MR. JAMES RUDDY, of Killaloe. Ont., says :-"I Suffered

greatly from piles. The pain from these, as anyone who suffers from them will know, was at times almost unbear- able. l tried first one reinedy and then another, but all without effect. The piles still continued as had as ever. I heard about Zam-Buk and commenced with the treatment. To my great joy, after perseverance! obtained relief from the agonizing pain of the piles Having been cured by Zarn-Buk I heartily recommend the balm to all sufferers from piles.”

\‘VI'IY ZAM-BUK IS SO SUPERIOR.

An cniiiiriit scientist wid, the oilicr tiny, ilizit the most wonderful discovery

of ri-ix-iii wars wus the distoiury of Zziiii-Bull. As soon :is ii single thin layer of Zxiin-link' is applied to as iiouinl or zi sure, such injury is insured against blood

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'l`lit-ii again. As .soon as Zuni-Ilulr is applied to :i sore, or :l cut, or to shin

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.'\g.liii. As soon :is Zanii-Iiult i\' applied to at iruuiid or to a diseased part,

the cells liciieiiili the _~l_iii'_» surface :irc so stiniulafcd that new liealtliy tissue is iiiitltly foriiicd. 'lliu \i~~\ie tliiis fornit-il is iiorlii-tl up to the surlnce and lit-~i;i!ly czitis off tlic tfismistd tissue alioie il. 'l`liis is why Zum-Buk cures

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\\`IiA'I` ZAM-DUI( CURES

For ccveinii, l»l\.otl~|\oisoiiiiig, piles, ulcers, sores,

xilisuusscis, ia.\i\o.~c ii!tti_~, had lug, cold sores, clizippeil hxiiids. culs, l/aniis, l.iiii:t>' :intl :ill skin injuries and dis- eases, Zaiiii-llult is iiillinul L-quail. 5Uc. box, all druggists and stores, or post fi-ce, Zum-link Co., Toronto, for price.

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in Guardian Agent in Albor-

n.and ho wlllbogladtlroonivo

nnwo, new and renewal lnbooription and advertising. _

-'GUARDIAN AGENT.-Mr. Harry W. Burke fa Guardian Agent in For- tuna and he will be glad to reoeivo news, new and renewal euhocrlptiono and advertising. 8217.

-THE MIN'DO.-The Mlnto crossed

as usual yesterday, leaving Summer- side at 8.15 with 87 passengers, 5 bags of mall, 2 tons of express and 35 'tons of freight. Returning she arrived at 1 p.m. with 11 passengers 105 bags of mail, express and some freight.-J,

--OYSTERMEN'S, ASSOCIATION MEETING POSTRONED.-It will be seen from an advertisement in an- other part of this issue that the meeting of oyster fishermen and others called by the Oyatermen's Co- operative Association has been post- poned in order to give the Commit- tee time to prepare its report on the draft regulations. As it happens, Premier Mathieson, who is greatly interested in the lhaaociation, will be away this week at Ottawa. It will 'be an advantage to delay the meeting till his return. 3721.

::We believe Rexall Remedies are

the moat honestly made, the moat scientifically made, the most edect-lve of any line of remedies offered for the relief of human life, and we are ready to hack that statement to the limit. There are 360 Rexall prepara- tions, one for every human ill and the formula of each is plainly printed on the wrapper. The McKinnon Drug Co., Comer Great George and Kent Sta.-Mti.

DERELICT SCHOONER

MENACE TO SHIPPING

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BOSTON, January 2--A I9-T30

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HANS HOLMER WON

POWDER HILL MARATHON

EDINBURGH, Scotland, Jan._ 2-

Hans Holmer. formerly of Halifax, today won the annual Pl‘0f€B9i0l'10»1 modified Marathon race. He led at the finish by 20 yards and beat a large field containing many promi- nent internaticnal athletes. To~da.y was the second occasion on whl0l1 Holmer carried off the event, as he was also victor in 1911.

The race was over a distance of 15

miles and Hans Holmer’s time was 1 hour, 22 minutes and 12 seconds, or 27 seconds more than the time taken last year by the winner on that oc- casion. _ Holmer was followed to the tape by George Dinning of London, Eng- land, last year’s winner, and Willie Kolehmainen of Finland, the winner in 1912. The three men were closely hunched together from the ten mile mark until they entered the straight for home, when Holmer spurted and won a fine race.

UN- MH. HISHH

Arrives in London

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LONDON, Jan. 5.- 'T-lon. G00. E.

Foster arrived on the S.S_ EYLPFEBB on Elatiirday to attend the Imperial

Trade Commission Meetings.

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From Female Ills -- Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinlrliamh' Vegetable ‘

Compound.

Belleville, N. S.,Canada.-“I dootpred

for ten years for femltle trouble! and did not get well. I read in the paper about Lydia E. Pinlthhm’s Vegetable Compound and decided totryft. I write now to tall you that I am cured. You can publllh my letter an atmtimonial. ” - Mp. Suvamn Binmn, Belleville, Nova Scotia, Canada. ~

Another Woman Rooovers. Auburn, N. Y. -" I lutiored from

nervottlneoo for tan years, and had such organic paint that sometimes I would lie in bed four days at a time. could not eat or sleep and did not want anyone to talk lo me or bother ine at all. Sometimes I would |uEer for seven hours at atime. Dlffetlnt doctors did the beat they could for mo until four months ago I began giving Lydia E. Plnkham'l Vegetable Compound a trlal and nowl am fn good ltosltli."-Mrs Wipuul I-I. Gini. No. 15 'Pleasant Street, Auburn, Net: Yrorlr. ~ Thg _ ve are only two of the thou-

sand _grateful letters which are con- ltandy: ing received by the Pinlrham Medicine, Company of Lynn, Man., which-chow clearly what at things liydia _I Plnkhamh V_og!1t:b_le Com-

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MR. WILLIAM HOLMES

The death of Mr. William Holmes

occured at, his home in Kingston on Christmas] eve. Mr. Holmes was b0l‘h in Kingston 55 yearn ago, and has always lived there. Hs was a man of sterling character, maintain- ing the confidence and esteem of his fellow citizens all through his life. For many yearn he was a consistent, active member of the Baptist Church and Eought at all times to promote the cause of religion. He had served the Church as superintendent of the Sunday school, -and was for several years an honored deacon of the church. Twenty nine years ago ~Mr. Holmes and Miss Katie Stevenson were united in marriage, and estab- lished the home in which he always found is greatest comfort and his most' valued companionship. For more than a year Mr. Holmes has suffered unspeakable torture from an aggravated eczema. His death which came suddenly at last, due to an at- tack of pneumonia, was for him 'u happy release. The ‘funeral was held on Friday, and notwithstanding the severe storm, was largely attended. His pastor, Rev. C. B. McLaarn, ns- sisted by Rev. George Orman con- ducted services at the home. The service at the grave was performed by the Orange Lodge of which he was a member. Besides his widow there are left four sons, Everett, Tyrus and Melvin at home, and Lee in Sauk., one brother James Holmes and three sisters, Mrs. Benj. Newson, Mrs. Samuel Clow, und Mrs. Thou, Henderson, and ii. large connection _of relatives and friends to mourn their loss

MRS. JOHN McLEAN.

There passed pepcefiilly away at

Pcter’s Road, on December 25th, after a long and painful illness, Mrs. John McLean, (nee Miss Marion Mc- Donald) aged 25 years. After settl- ing nt Edmonton, Alta., the decasacil from ill health revisited her home at l’etar’s Road. Here she sufficiently recovered to be able to journey a- gain to the West, but in a short time she became seriously affected. and it became necessary for theifmnily to remove to l’eter’a Road in order that the heat attenddnce might he Doss- lble. At times _owing to the efficient medical skill and loving care in the old home, it seemed aa if recovery were possible, but the deceased sud- denly aaaumed serious complications and on Christmas morning her spirit quietly quitted its earthly tenement and passed away to he with God. During the sfckVnass the departed ex- emplified great patience and cheer- fullnass, and though often times dia- treased always looked on the bright side, with calm trust in her Saviour.

Even in death, as u flower which

droopa in the chill of wluter’s frost, so her lovelinesa remained, and her countenance had a composure and serenity which suggested a peaceful sleep. The funeral service, held in the church at Peters Road, was coh- ducted by Rev. A. J. McNeill 'of Murray Harbor South, who spoke most impressively from the text: “For he doth not afflict. wil1'ingly,nor grieve the children of m-en." The choir sang several selections, favour- ites of the departed some of which were: “Rock of Ages," "Will the Clrcle be Unbroken?" “Some day We'1l Understand." The large audi- ence preaent, testified to the respect and deep sympathy for the, departed and -family. The remains accompani- ed by alarge concourse of relatives and friends was interred in the cem- etery at Murray Harbor North. Deep sympathy, is felt for the two bereav- ed young chfldren remaining, and for the devoted husband. Who being in the far Walt, made it impossible for him to be present at_the_la9l'-._ Ma? their sorrow he lessened by the hope of n joyous reunion in a world where there are no partings. The surviv- ing members of the family besides the sorrowlng father and mother are: Heath and Leslie and Mrs. J oaeph Morrison of Edmonton, Alt,a.,- and Grace now attending P. W. C., Char- lottetown. The futher and mother, Mr. and Mrs. William Macdonald, are deeply thankful to the many kind friends and relatives who have shown sympathy and aid in their time of sorrow.-Corr

MRS. ALEX. MucDONALD.

(From yeeterday‘s Evening Gunrdlan)|

Mra_ Alexander Macdonald died at

Mitchell River on Thursday, Dec. ith, aged 72 years. Deceased had been fll a long time with chronic rheuniatlcm and for the past two years been a confirmed invalid. A uorrowlng hug. bind. three sons, namely Johnof Boston. iam.. Anitiimi rm wni- am, '0nt., Emanuel of Bangor, Maine, and thi-oe daughters, Mrs. Henry Ployor in Boston, Mrs. James R. Gavnnagli, Glenfanning, and Mrs. John F. Macdonald, Georgetown, are left to mourn. Another daughter Annie, wffo of Mr. 'James 1-lonnenoy,_ predeceased her som yoarsago. Har lunarnl nmlr “tam on an r:l..r-»|-

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year, is only eclipsed by our well wishes for their ` pros- - '

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THE Wllll SITUATION

(Canadian Press) OJINAGA, Dan. 5-Federal Gener-

als say the northern army will de- feat the rebels or stdy here till every soldier is killed. ‘

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FIG PILLS '

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Qlg`),f:,§°;.g0‘“%tQgg and Bond, Brn- ed 842, deaths from tuberculosis de-' km, Members Montréal stuck Ex- ciined from 96 in 1912 to 79 inet change, 164 Richmond St., Char- year.

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127 ceased. This medicine had a wonder- 2lB fully soothing effect, and when he

Vuine Dr. Chase'a Syrup of Linsend

ST. JOHN S DEATHS

(Special to the Guardian)

ST. JOHN, Jan. 5-The deaths

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seized by croup. For this reason it‘

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otlier's mind to have at hand Dr.:

Uhase’s Syrup of I.'iiiseed and 'l‘urpen1_

Mrs. E. W. Silver, South Milford,l nnapolis county, N. S., writes:-‘-I'

ith moat satisfactory results. His hroat would fill up with phlegm B0 ad that he could scarcely make

1 strangle. Ha grew worse, and had frequently had attacks, so I began using Dr. Chase'a Syrup of Linaeed

le was used when the atrangling

had taken two bottles I could not tell that he had any throat trouble. We have also used D1. Chase’a Oint- ment with equally good results. It is a grand medicine for salt rheuin."

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